Essay on Abortion: Pregnancy and Ali Miller Mrs.

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Ali Miller
Mrs. Kopetzki
Jr. Lit
November 4, 2012
Abortion
According to statistics there are 42 million abortions each year. (Abortion Facts) Babies are made to live their lives, just like the rest of us. Not to be killed before they are even born. In order to put a stop to abortions, you will be forced to turn your hormones on and off. In other words, you may engage in sexual activity all you want, but nothing can happen until you are old enough to understand the maturity it takes to become a parent. There will be an on and off switch surgically added at birth. To start off your first years, it will start automatically off. It will start off because, then you are not able to make any “accidental” mistakes. Even if you were ready to be a parent, you would have to prove it. To get your switch turned on, you will have to make an appointment with your family doctor, and take a maturity test. You must score a ninety five percent or higher to turn your switch on. Also, before you can go in and do so, you must have both of your parents’ signatures on a contract stating that you all understand what is happening. When you go in to take this test, your doctor will look up your “sex-o-meter” telling how many times you have had sex, and your doctor will be sharing this information with your parents both of them. If you go in and pass the maturity test, you will then have the privilege to become parents if you’re lucky enough to get pregnant. With whom ever you are having this baby with, will also have to pass a test. To make sure he is fertile, and ready to be a
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